MusicalOperetta RomanceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 16, 1905
Closing Date
Apr 15, 1905
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Performances
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Daly's Theatre
(Jan 16, 1905 - Apr 15, 1905)
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
Paris, France
Produced by George Edwardes
Music by Ivan Caryll; Book by Henry Hamilton; from "Madame Sans Gene" by Victorien Sardou and Émile Moreau; Lyrics by Henry Hamilton; Musical Director: Barter Johns; Featuring songs with lyrics by Adrian Ross
Directed by Holbrook Blinn; Choreographed by Willie Warde
Scenic Design by Thomas Mangan, Homer Emens and Edward G. Unitt; Costume Design by Percy Anderson
Adrienne Augarde
Renee de Saint Mezard
Holbrook Blinn
Napoleon Bonaparte
 
Napoleon I
Philip H. Bracy
Captain Reignier
 
M. D'Alegre
Helena Byrne
Mathilde
 
Comtesse de Laborde
Cecil Cameron
M. De Montmorenci
Evelyn Cottee
Jacqueline
 
Mme. de Chatel
Ridgwell Cullum
Comte de Narbonne
A. J. Evelyn
Sergeant Flageot
Elizabeth Firth
Caroline Murat
Ethel Forsyth
Mme. de Beauffremont
 
Therese
May Francis
Lisette
Mary Grant
Pauline
Evie Greene
Catherine Upscher
Frank Greene
Corporal Gildon
 
Comte de Chanteloup
Martin Hayden
Comte de Laborde
Grace Heyer
Empress Josephine
Agnes Matz
Louise
 
Mlle. de Legrange
Courtice Pounds
Papillon
Lempriere Pringle
Sergeant Francoise Lefebvre
 
Francois
Lawrence Rea
Phillipe
 
Adhemar
music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Henry Hamilton
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Here you may gaze upon a bevy of beauty
Lisette, Jacqueline, Mathilde and Laundresses
When the trumpets sound to arms
Soldiers
Wine of France
Sergeant Francoise Lefebvre and All
My Sabots
Catherine Upscher
Do You Remember?
Sergeant Francoise Lefebvre and Catherine Upscher
Dear Francois
Catherine Upscher, Sergeant Francoise Lefebvre, Papillon and Phillipe
Forgive me, pray
Phillipe
The tyrant is shaken
Soldiers, Mob, Laundresses and Chorus
Aha, my boy, I give you joy
Captain Reignier
Brothers in Arms
Catherine Upscher
Then haste to the wedding
Act 2
Sung By
Old days have come again in full felicity
Captain Reignier, Pauline, Caroline Murat, Ladies and Courtiers
La Petit Caporal
(lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Renee de Saint Mezard and Chorus
Here in big boxes we bear
Chorus
I'm the Milliner Monarch of Paris
Papillon and Chorus
La Midinette
Lisette and Chorus
Assent to no divorce I can
Catherine Upscher, Francois, Napoleon I, Adhemar and Courtiers
Act 3
Sung By
Mirror Song
Catherine Upscher
Once the lips the Bourbon owned
Ladies and Courtiers
The Legend Olden
Catherine Upscher and Napoleon I
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